Wyoming, United States · Tradition
Indigenous sacred sites in Wyoming, United States
Explore 2 sacred sites in Wyoming, United States connected to Indigenous. Compare locations on the map and find respectful cultural and visiting guidance.
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Big Horn Medicine Wheel, Wyoming
Big Horn County, Wyoming, United States
At nearly 10,000 feet in Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains, stones form a wheel 80 feet across, with 28 spokes radiating toward the sky. No one knows who built it....
Inyan Kara Mountain, Wyoming
Sundance, Wyoming, United States
Rising from the Wyoming plains at the western edge of the Black Hills, Inyan Kara Mountain holds profound significance for the Lakota people as part of an interconnected...
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